For murders in a recent?year, the table?cross-tabulates the sex of the victim by the sex of the offender. Let the sex of the victim be the response?variable, and let p1 and p2 represent the proportions from the first and second rows of the?table, respectively. Find the relative risk p1p2 and the difference of proportions p1?p2 for female?victims, and then draw a conclusion

< mathxl.com E E MyStatLab StatCrunch Do Homework - Macy Begnoche StatCrunch STA261 H A Homework: Chap 11 HW Score: 0 of 3 pts 11 of 15 (8 complete) Course Hero Macy Begnoche | 11/05/20 6:12 PM Save HW Score: 51.31%, 55.93 of 109 pts 11.3.27 Question Help For murders in a recent year, the table cross-tabulates the sex of the victim by the sex of the offender. Let the sex of the victim be the response variable, and let p and p2 represent the proportions from the P1 first and second rows of the table, respectively. Find the relative risk and the difference of proportions p -P2 for female victims, and then draw a conclusion. P2 SEX OF OFFENDER Female Male SEX OF VICTIM Female Male 164 1552 586 4473 Find the relative risk and the difference of proportions for female victims. The relative risk is and the difference of proportions is (Round to three decimal places as needed.) Enter your answer in the edit fields and then click Check Answer. 1 part remaining Clear All Check Answer